The Central Bank of Peru published external trade figures showing that total exports rose 14.8% year on year to USD 47,237 million in January–July 2025, driven mainly by higher prices. Export prices increased 12.3%, while export volumes rose 2.2%. Traditional exports totalled USD 34,809 million over January–July, up 13.5%, and non-traditional exports reached USD 12,297 million, up 19.0%. Price gains were concentrated in traditional products, where prices rose 18.0%, while volume growth was strongest in non-traditional goods, up 22.0%. For July 2025, exports were USD 7,188 million, up 4.3% year on year, largely reflecting an 11.6% rise in the average export price; imports increased 11.9% to USD 5,084 million, attributed to higher purchases of industrial inputs, capital goods, and durable and non-durable consumer goods. The goods trade surplus was USD 2,103 million in July and USD 26,405 million in the twelve months to July 2025, USD 6,265 million higher than a year earlier.
Central Bank of Peru 2025-09-16
Central Bank of Peru reports 14.8% growth in exports in January–July 2025 and a 12‑month trade surplus of USD 26,405 million
The Central Bank of Peru reported a 14.8% year-on-year increase in total exports to USD 47,237 million for January–July 2025, driven by a 12.3% rise in export prices. Traditional exports rose 13.5% to USD 34,809 million, while non-traditional exports increased 19.0% to USD 12,297 million. July exports reached USD 7,188 million, with a goods trade surplus of USD 2,103 million, reflecting higher export prices and increased imports.